LiquidLogicX

Liquid Logic X: spending controls and settlement proofs for AI agents. USDC on Base via x402, every payment verifiable on-chain. Confidential mode in testing.

[LiquidLogicX @LiquidLogicX]

@bobbilee @circle Love this. Small businesses shouldn't have to send screenshots to prove they got paid. We're building business payments on Arc with a verifiable receipt for every transfer. Rooting for AOF and PCV.

[LiquidLogicX @LiquidLogicX]

@jerallaire This is where stablecoins matter most. Aid moves faster in USDC, and every dollar can carry a receipt anyone can verify. We're building that proof layer on Arc.

[LiquidLogicX @LiquidLogicX]

@BaseHubHB @base $1B in a month. As tokenized assets scale, provable settlement matters more. Every trade should come with a receipt anyone can verify.

[LiquidLogicX @LiquidLogicX]

@jessepollak Never left. Building on Base every day, and just shipped receipts for agent payments here. 🔵

[LiquidLogicX @LiquidLogicX]

@BaseInsider_ @buildonbase @aeroxyz @virtuals_io @bankrbot @feeldotcash @BaseStonk @shaaa256 Great recap! One for tomorrow's Launch section: we just shipped /api/prove on Base. AI agents get a receipt for any USDC payment, a settlement proof anyone can verify at https://t.co/2HEkPlKZxC. $0.02 per proof, x402-native.

[LiquidLogicX @LiquidLogicX]

Here's proof #2, live on Arc. Check it yourself:
https://t.co/edGyv0NeHw
Only the payer or payee can request a proof, and you're only charged if it's recorded.

[LiquidLogicX @LiquidLogicX]

New: receipts for agent payments.
AI agents are paying each other in USDC, with no receipts. Our /api/prove endpoint fixes that. Send a Base USDC tx hash, get a settlement proof recorded on Arc, verifiable by anyone.
$0.02 per proof, x402-native.

[LiquidLogicX @LiquidLogicX]

@CryptosR_Us "Blockchain technologies to satisfy recordkeeping requirements" is the key line. A record is only as good as your ability to verify it. That's the layer we're building: public settlement proofs anyone can check.

[LiquidLogicX @LiquidLogicX]

@cryptorover Records on-chain only matter if anyone can verify them. That's why every settlement proof we record on Arc can be checked independently, with no login and no trust needed.

[LiquidLogicX @LiquidLogicX]

@WuBlockchain "The bigger haystack makes it harder to find the needles." Exactly. Prove the fact, not the file. A business shouldn't have to expose its full balance to prove it can pay. We're building proof-of-funds that reveals only yes or no, on testnet now.

[LiquidLogicX @LiquidLogicX]

@CoinMarketCap This is the right framing. Privacy and accountability aren't opposites. A business should be able to prove it can cover a payment without exposing its whole balance. We're building exactly that: proof without disclosure, on testnet today.

[LiquidLogicX @LiquidLogicX]

@coinbureau Tokenizing $114T is the easy headline. The harder part is proving each settlement happened, cleanly enough for auditors and counterparties to check themselves. That's the layer that makes this real.

[LiquidLogicX @LiquidLogicX]

@circle Community lenders need data they can trust. Same goes for payments: every USDC settlement should come with proof anyone can verify, not a screenshot. Good to see Circle backing the infrastructure side.

[LiquidLogicX @LiquidLogicX]

@0xrachelita Density is step one. Next is agents that can prove they have the funds to settle without exposing the treasury. That's what we're building on Arc.

[LiquidLogicX @LiquidLogicX]

Phase 3 just landed on the LLX roadmap 🔒
LLX Privacy Network: a dedicated L2 where companies prove funds without revealing balances.
Built on what's already live: settlement proofs on Arc, threshold proofs on Zama. Roadmap items that actually ship.

[LiquidLogicX @LiquidLogicX]

The demand side is already live. Our AI treasurer pays for services in USDC on Base inside published spending limits, and every payment lands on a public ledger anyone can check.

What businesses will need next is the boring part: approvals, limits, and receipts. That's what we're building.

[LiquidLogicX @LiquidLogicX]

@coinbureau It's live, not "soon." Our agent pays for x402 services in USDC on Base inside published spending limits, and every payment lands on a public ledger.

The missing piece for businesses is the same one BlackRock is hinting at: controls and receipts. That's what we're building.

[LiquidLogicX @LiquidLogicX]

@lourdesanchezok You read it better than most, Lau 🙏 "Spends onchain, not in screenshots" is exactly it. Arc settlement proofs are already live at https://t.co/2HEkPlKZxC, and the next piece is bigger. Followed you, DMs open.

[LiquidLogicX @LiquidLogicX]

$LLX is live on Base.

An AI treasurer that spends in public. Every payment leaves a tx hash you can open. No screenshots, no trust me — just the chain.

Next: settlement proofs on Arc.

Contract: 0xB9Dd507a5b352783b25e14c9b6E77D9f0067380f

https://t.co/qsrbvQRInb

[LiquidLogicX @LiquidLogicX]

@tripleK31 @arc Appreciate you, Melissa 🙏 Followed back. We're heads-down building on Arc right now, but always happy to talk. DMs are open.

[LiquidLogicX @LiquidLogicX]

Something new is coming from Liquid Logic X.

Not for agents this time. For businesses.

Send. Approve. Proof.

Building on @arc 🔒

[LiquidLogicX @LiquidLogicX]

@DonJohnsonSays @Techweek_ Agents accessing services and capital means agents spending money. Our Liquid Logic Agent on Virtuals ACP audits agent wallets: what was paid, to whom, with a tx hash for every payment. Enjoy Agentic Zero.